The best restaurants serving British food in East of England

The chips were hard and not very hot. Overpriced and not very pleasant . Small portion and really didn't enjoy it which was disappointing as was very hungry

Came in early evening I had the chicken tikka curry which was bland poppadom was hard. My son had mixed grill mushrooms burnt. My daughter had a flat bread which she did enjoy. Drinks were ok staff members were nice overall I wouldn't come back

I had a lovely experience at the cafe today. There was a nice, calm atmosphere and tables were clean and tidy. I had a delicious cake and tea and was served by a very kind assistant.

My lady friend in her 80s and me were having a pleasant day and just wanted an Ice cream. We stopped at this window because advertised Italian Gelato. The man attending the public offended my friend who was walking with crutches due to a hip injury. She is under huge amount of pain and medication but that won’t stop her lively spirit from trying to go out and enjoy a good summer day. Is a way to take her mind out of the pain. My friend was asking questions about the flavours, the price, etc… as a pensioner and client she has the right to enquires. I’m not sure what he saw on my friend but that man in the counter (perhaps in his menopause) right away tall her if she was dunk? It was only midday. How rude, and what an aggressive customer service that was. My friend told him right away she was holding herself onto crutches, and that she was under medication. She told him he should not be working in that place. The man didn’t apologise. He just avoided the fact that he insulted my disabled lady friend in her 80s and wanted to change the conversation. We shouldn’t have bought the expensive scoop of ice cream. £7 for two ice creams. One in a cone and the other one in a small paper cup. They were tiny scoops that looks like one. The point is that that man that Saturday 20th July should not be serving to the public.

We were going to a party nearby and opted to stay over at The Bull, for a Village Pub with rooms, it is very clean and comfortable with ample parking. The staff in the pub were warm and welcoming, the “on site chip shop” meant we could have a quick bite before heading to the party and they kindly ordered a cab and provided the number to contact for the cab back. Breakfast was very good and served with a smile. This is just what it says on the tin, with the addition of friendly staff.

Selected to visit this pub to watch live football whilst in St Neots recently. There are at least two screens, a pool table, fruit machine and the venue hosts live music typically (although it’s unclear during COVID times). To that end, it’s a regular local pub with a predictable array of beers on tap and classic features. The drinks are well priced, though.

Styling is a tasteful nod to what the building was before becoming a pub and the post van fitted out with a table and seats is a feature. However, it was the staff and quality of food that stood out for me. Friendly, informative and attentive staff, the standard stayed consistent regardless of who served us. The food came quickly, well prepared and presented. There is a good choice of food so I will definitely be back. Thank you.

Generally the worst food ever experienced in a spoons. Gourmet Burger, wife said would rather have McDonald's. Steak, rare as wanted, full of fat and like rubber. Chicken Strips .. boy said McDonald's or Dominos better.

Nice and hot and fresh thank you

Cupcakes were very cute food was a little cold but I was even colder in the rain so it was ok! the atnosphere was a little lacking but overall everyone seems very happy thank you dobbie

Generalmente voy solo por la tarde antes de las conferencias y he sido mucho. Me sorprenden las críticas. Creo que es genial. En primer lugar, una vista superior de Cambridge y un montón de asientos. Café, té, bollos y pasteles son encantadores. La velocidad del servicio es excelente y las colas van rápido. Siempre limpiando las mesas y quitando los platos usados. Aun sin vales sigue siendo mejor relación calidad-precio que Costa, Caffe Nero cerca.

Oh boy, what an institution. The best fish and chips that I still remember from going to Southend in the 60's aged about 9 or 10 with my parents, I'm in my 60's now ! Though that was the original Bailey's fare. Went again quite recently, to find business had been sold. The food is still very good, but not as good as with the original owners.

Such a miserable place, it smelt stale, looked dirty and not a smile from the owners. Wouldn’t ever go back. A shame as it’s in a prime location.

Taken over, Wyevale no longer in operation, so bonus points not relevant! Dobbies provide a similar service, several of the staff still work here

Poor service. Food not great. I am not surprised they are closing down their cafes. Should have left it as it was .